GALLERY: Broncs beat Braves
The gymnasium at Jackson Hole High School was packed Friday night with Broncs and Braves fans as the boys basketball teams battled it out on the court. Jackson, ranked 6th, came out on top defeating the 4th-ranked Star Valley 73-65.


Broncs defeat Star Valley
Keeping his eye on the ball, Breckston White, 7, watches the Broncs make free throws Friday night as the game nears its end. Star Valley fought hard to come back, but Jackson held onto its lead, winning 73-65.
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Broncs defeat Star Valley
Jackson junior Seb Brunner looks around Star Valley sophomore Taeson Johnson to make a pass Friday night during their game at Jackson Hole High School. The Broncs emerged victorious over the Braves, winning 73-65.
- KATHRYN ZIESIG / NEWS&GUIDE PHOTOS


Broncs defeat Star Valley
After the clock runs out, Jackson junior Gavin Keelin joins his teammates to celebrate their victory over Star Valley on Friday night. Keelin scored a season-high 20 points, including four 3-pointers, in the win.
- KATHRYN ZIESIG / NEWS&GUIDE PHOTOS


Broncs defeat Star Valley
Jackson students rush onto the court Friday night to celebrate the boys’ 73-65 win over archrival Star Valley. The gymnasium at Jackson Hole High School was packed with Jackson and Star Valley fans.
- KATHRYN ZIESIG / NEWS&GUIDE
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Broncs defeat Star Valley
Keeping his eye on the ball, Breckston White, 7, watches the Broncs make free throws Friday night as the game nears its end. Star Valley fought hard to come back, but Jackson held onto its lead, winning 73-65.
- KATHRYN ZIESIG / NEWS&GUIDE
Broncs defeat Star Valley
Players rise from the bench and cheer after their teammates scored against Star Valley on Friday night. The Broncs defeated their rivals 73-65.
- KATHRYN ZIESIG / NEWS&GUIDE
Broncs defeat Star Valley
Jackson junior Seb Brunner looks around Star Valley sophomore Taeson Johnson to make a pass Friday night during their game at Jackson Hole High School. The Broncs emerged victorious over the Braves, winning 73-65.
- KATHRYN ZIESIG / NEWS&GUIDE PHOTOS
Broncs defeat Star Valley
Head coach Hayden Hatfield yells to his players on the court Friday against Star Valley.
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Broncs defeat Star Valley
Jackson senior Isaac Larsen makes a shot Friday against Star Valley. The Broncs are now 8-2 on the season and 2-0 in the 4A West Conference after winning Saturday at Green River
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Broncs defeat Star Valley
After the clock runs out, Jackson junior Gavin Keelin joins his teammates to celebrate their victory over Star Valley on Friday night. Keelin scored a season-high 20 points, including four 3-pointers, in the win.
- KATHRYN ZIESIG / NEWS&GUIDE PHOTOS
Broncs defeat Star Valley
Jackson students rush onto the court Friday night to celebrate the boys’ 73-65 win over archrival Star Valley. The gymnasium at Jackson Hole High School was packed with Jackson and Star Valley fans.
- KATHRYN ZIESIG / NEWS&GUIDE
Broncs defeat Star Valley
The Jackson side of the auditorium erupts with cheers as the Broncs score against the Braves on Friday night.
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Broncs defeat Star Valley
Jackson seniors Carson Harland and Isaac Larsen embrace following their 73-65 win over Star Valley on Friday.
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Broncs defeat Star Valley
Flying through the air, Jackson junior Gavin Keelin collides with Star Valley sophomore Taeson Johnson while making a shot Friday in the Broncs’ 73-65 home victory over their archrival.
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Broncs defeat Star Valley
Players watch as Jackson junior Gavin Keelin’s 3-point shot enters the net on Jan. 20 The Broncs defeated Star Valley 73-65.
- KATHRYN ZIESIG / NEWS&GUIDE
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Kathryn Ziesig
Kathryn Ziesig is a Nashville native who first came to the News&Guide in 2019 as a multimedia intern and returned to the newsroom full-time in 2021. Ziesig lives in town with her dog, Elivra, and a small forest of house plants.
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